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Fashion Notes.

Felt hats are taking the place OF
straws.
Basques are invariably pointed in
front
Corsages with belts grow in popu-
lar favor.
New corsages are deliberately
draped and trimmed.
Epaulets of jet will be favorite
adiuncts of fall and winter dresses.
Almost anything expensive in
wraps will be fashionable next win
ter.
Steel gray, alpaca or mohair is
the correct fabric for a travelling
suit.
Petticoats of jersey webbing are
the latest garments in this popular
fabric.
The fashionable bodice just now
is long, rather narrow and fitting the
figure closely.
Polonaises with only a hint of
looping will be worn over velvet and
antique broche MORE skirts.
The tendency in gloves for the
new season Is that they shall be of
a shade to match the costume.
Some of the new, rough wooden
stuffs come in large blanket plaid,
others in medium sized checks.
Sashes constantly grow in popu-
larity, nearly all gowns have one
loop and two long ends set under
the basque.
New felt hats and bonnets have
pinked edges of the felt in tapping
rows on the brim and down the
sides of the crown.
There will be no decrease in the
use OF jet. The new ParlSlan effectS
in this garniture are beyond anything
vet seen here.
Gray berries, known as "Job's
tears which came from the West
Indies are being used in garnitures
threaded with jet.
The same latitude in details is
seen this fall IN fashionable gar
ments, hats, bonnets, frock, and
wraps that has prevailed in bygone
seasons.
A big bow of ribbon, with long
loops, placed on top of the crown,
with the loops falling downward in
front, is the latest fancy in hat trim
minU
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-24

knowledge is the only fountain both Of
the love and the principles of human
liberty.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-24
ALL SORTS .

MANY PEOPLE REFUSE TO TAKE COP
Live Oil on account of its unpleasant taste. This
difficulty has been in SCOTS Emulsion of
Pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites 1t being
as palatable as milk, and the most valuable remedy
known for the treatment of Consumption, Scrofula
and Bronchitis. Physicians report our little pa
tients take it with pleasure. Try SCOTS Emulsion
and be convinced.
A woman's fitness comes by fits.
IT'S not year or two shows US a man.
Winning will put every man into courage.
WAS HE MURDERED? Is a question often
asked when person is found TO have died suddenly
that had previously enjoyed good health. The an
is ''No, Heart Disease Apopexy was the
cause" These diseases can be prevented and Pa
ralysiS, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Chronic Bron-
cbitis, LIVER Complaints, Kidney and Bladder
Troubles, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite and General
Debility be cured BY takinig ANTI APoPLEcTINE
the only ApopleHy Preventive and Paralysis Cure
fyou don't believe it send 5 Dr. z. s. Hutcbin-
& Co., Enosburgh Falls, Vt, for circulars ami
testimonials.
III deeds are doubled with an evil word.
The world is deceived with ornament
Fruits that blossom first viii first be ripe.
RULES
Eor the care of the sick. How to cure disease its
symptoms and causes, and otaer information Of
greet value viii be found in old DR.. Kaufinann's
great bOoR; 100 pages, fine colored plates Send
three cent stamps 70 pay postage to A P. Ordway
& Co., Boston, and reeeiYe copy free.
Love all; trust few do wsoaz 70 none.
Good words better than bad strokes
1t is useless 10 attempt the cure of anv disorder
# the blood Is allowed to remain impure Neural
gia add rheumatism traceable 10 a disorjered
condition OF the blood and III numberess cases have
been cured by taking few bottles of Ayers sar
saparillA.
There is a tied in the affairs men that lead. on
to fortune" said the poor yonng as he married
the heiress.
The experience ofYeaTs furnishes rhe most con
Yneing evidence that thousands Ii, g are annual,
y saved by the ne OF Aver Choir, Preto.a. Ir
spef Oily ca Al affections throat bronchial
cubes, and lungs.
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s III o II L HIN rs
Social EtiQue t t e.
Compiled. from the latest and best 'oorks on
the subject By .Aunt Matilda

Complied from the latest ana best 1OOTkS on
the subject By ''Aunt Matilda
PRICE 40 Cents.
This book should he in every fam
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the best school of manners. What
shall we teach our children. that they
may 90 out into the world well bred
men and women?
"SHORT HINTS" contains the
answer and will he mailed to any adj
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price.
SPECIAL.
Until further notice we will mail
each of our friends a copy of the
above valuable hook gratis and free
of postage, if they will mail as 10
wrappers of Dohbins' Electric Soap
By folding up the wrappers as you
would newspaper. The postage will
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Always put your full name and adj
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and write the word Etiquette" also,
and then we will know who sends it.
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Catarrh is caused by scrofulous faint in the BLOOD
and is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which purifes
and enriches the blood and gives the whole system
health and strength Try this "peculiar medicine -
1t is prepared by c. I. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-24

BOILED SWEET POTATOES. Choose
potatoes of uniform size, wash and
boil twenty minutes drain and lay
in the oven, turning them several
times to prevent burning until they
yield readily to the touch; serve
without pairing.
SPICED FRUIT.-Four quarts of
ripe fruit, three and one-half pounds
of brown sugar, one pint of vinegar,
one teaspoon each of allspice, cloves
and cinnamon a little nutmeg; boil
one hour.
COFFEE JELLY.-One quart of
strong hot coffee, one-half box gel
atine dissolved in water; sweeten to
taste, strain through a muslin bag
and put into a mould. Serve with
whipped cream.
BEEF TEA.-Cut one pound of
beef into dice, put into a glass jar
and set in boiling water twelve
hours Add boiling water till of the
required strength and season with
pepper and salt.
CHICKEN SOUP.-Save the broth
after boiling chicken, add to it a
sliced onion, two beaten eggs, six
sliced raw potatoes and thickening
of -four and water.
SPONGE PUDDING.-One cup of
sugar, one cup of -four, three eggs,
~ teaspoonfuls of baking powder.
Steam one hour.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-24
GRANITE
Polishing Machinery,

am able 10 iii all orders for POLISHED AND
PLAIN WORK, promptly
Within the last two years have sent GRANITE
MONUMENTS 10 the States Of Illinois, Iowa, Min
nesota. Michigan, Massachusetts. New HAMPSHIRE
and set large number IN Vermont
Parties wishing 10 purchase Monument. Tab-
lets, Head stones, or Anything ia my line will
do well to correspond with, call on me for prices
Shall be pleased TO show desigsn OF specimens Of
place.
Remember that IL will cost only postage stamp
to correspond with me aud il may save you dollars.
NJ. j. SMITH.
Barton APR. u.
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will make sone figures on bonding
for this amount.

W W HMM N''Ul' IIe W 80 "" ''HN'' =
for tins amount.
] ictc-t s't.coo. a. r'fo'n| Womb
20 49, ~. yD cc,,f,, sinking fund wog.a ''
Nuke .... -1f
", men. l,n- e. s'.i.,i W1u NIX
Womb meke ,,
Ia tw' nty- nNe 'e7r' thiN would make 5'5 +
This amoint woul !pny all expense.
md all the cost Of work, LEAVING Vice
came the property OF the city.
Now. Mr.. Caruthrr-, DO you prr-
tend to say that $1,000 would ply "a.
the other cXpcns, =; Why mHn, v %
do much better Il urins than tlal
when YOU 5 u VCur lumber or tr-i
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Returned

After attending the southern Den.
tai association at Ola Point Comfort
IN Virginia, and the Iutcrnsliona'
Medical congress at Washington
City, ID. c., and ~ few mouths visiting
and recuperatihg in the mountains OF
Virginia. DR.. \. ~ Beville, the
leading dentist of Texas, hhs return
ed to his home feeling refreshed and
ready for business. Ills elegant den
tai apartments are now open TO re.
Ccive his patients as usual
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COUNTRY FRIENDS
Some Figures.

WACO, Oct. 20, lSS7-Oue of our
worthy aldermen MT Caruthers)ven
tilates his views in tho echo of this
morning, and his figures, pro and con,
are laughable. Without stopping to
snalyze his statement of the horrid
expenditure annually, if the city
should make a contract with White
and their very ebsurdity constitutes
their own reputation-we pass TO the
wanderful benefits demonstrated by
his figures, it the city would only
bond. Here i, his arithmetic;
assuming that Mr.. Hartford Is
correct in stating that an efficient
system can be built for $4,000 J
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IsIciIard ~ ebb

(Formerly Webb ~ kasnerJ
The Avenue Market, north side o.
Austin avenue, two doors above tue
house formerly occupied by ihe Old
Bon Ton Market, Will open Tuesday,
the first of November. Mr. Webb l.
one OF the best, nratcst aud clcAnt -
butrhc;s who ms ever Gole business
in Waco He will keep full llLc OF
ali the best mcats handled in This cry
tame, Fish ana Oysters III TIA, season.
rs low MS ANY body. Mr. webb ALWAYS
succeeds, and il Que nt the %. 90
popular and accommodating mvA D.,
the business.
Try c. c. McCulloch's five cent tot
let soap.
Landroth's turnip seed, all kinds at
&. G. McCulloch's.
A fresh car OF that fine ilour al &C
McCuloch's,
The best stock Of teas in Centrtl
Texas OF &. c. McCullOch's
New crop of Louisiana syrup mas
arrived at G., &. MCCul 'och's.
Maple syrup and fresh buck wheat
flour at g G, McCulloch's.
New California cannot fruits will
arrive next week nj {. &. McCul
loch's-
All kinds of the best produce fresh
at G.. Z. McCulloch's.
Key West and Havana cigars nrc
sold nj u bargain ut &. e.. McCuilcch's
The biggest drive i'll Texas j. the
Henry county plug tobacco at c. {
McCul,och's.
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TnEtEEu
o. coal Man
TN SEED MANI



few da, s.nce MIR &. w white
president OF the wscp Water Work.
rompnnv, now IN lhlla IT, phla, sub
u;,trd ms maps aud all otutr utCcs-
.arv data TO MIR. A. MarchaI, an IN.
dustrious civil engineer of l'niiadcI
uhla. aud IN charge of the ~ stem 81
that clty. Ailcr careful oXamina
tiou of the same, the cugiuecr submit
ted his report. the gl-t OF Which Is
viycn IN me t j OWING telegram from
MIR. Whiteto II. - White, the super
intendent on The ground.
PuLApHr rHIA WATER Dtr'T, i
PHILADELPHIA, oct. rs.
noe " whi.. Pres. dent Of n. Waco Water
company,
SIN: 81 hrvc examined the system
OF water supply YOU tuDmtted TO me,
and from tho result OF my cOmpu'n-
tion won say thAt, assuming the
figures on tac annexed sheet to be cor
rect. ,aid eNs'om would be cVusl to
ne emergency OF dischArging SIN
fire streams lr IN rs many an 'rcul
hydraut-. ench n, IH.e having the
capacity OF loU gallons per minute
ami at Inc same time tu}ply town
OF ABOUT 30 900 pe'p,c at u
rate OF tOhy gallons per capita
would c!ll tie capacity OF tue sNs
ten three and hn.t million gallons III
,wontyfour Ii 1urs. A-to the po,sibili.
~ of extensions do not SEE any other
difficulty than to tap the sixteen inch
main coming from the reservoir ana
extend man OF suitable dimensions
into the center of population OF the
town, the capacity could even be
doubled # necessary. think that
such system properly constructed
would be very successful. ours
respectful ly, a, MAkcHAI7
Civll Engineer.
our system is almost n duplicate OF
the system proposed by Engineer
HAYNES, see both maps on file with
the city engineer. forward above
report and sk-tch of pipe line bear
ing engineers signlture tomorrow.
G.. W. WHITE.
II VIII be seen that The report sub
mitied above knocks the black out oil
MIR. liartford's report very complete
". and though brIcf, covers the main
points PERFECTLY Mr.. Marchafs eX
periencr. vs. well as his luxurious char
acter among the leading civil engin
GERS OF America. makes the above
opinion very valuable.
1t will be well il the people of Waco
will study well and fully digest thlr
report before they vote on tuesday
on The proposition to bond tins city
to build All opposition system to the
one which the high authority, ab I'VE
mentioned, has pronounced equal III
capacity to u p0pulatio on OF 10000, aud
Elk streams OF one inch, NJ the same
time. in any part Of the city. This
matter to be considered
calmly, and not III the liRh'
of personal prejudice
against the president of the Water
company. Tne money of the peol l'
is AT stake, and it must be disposed OF
upon r broader aud better plea than
one OF personal spleen or pique.
ltnatters not that the election o.
Tuesday is unofficial and lacking III
legal force 1t is intended to do &C
and will be taken rs an expression o.
the people for or against the city's cr
tering into this costly and, as the RI
port above made shows, uscioss eN
penditure of the peoples money.
Read the matter calmly aud without
prejudice, aud then vote in the light
OF the best interests of the city.
Respectfully,
III. ID. WHITE
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Noticc

In consequence OF Ihe discontiuU.
snce OF the transfer system, the Waco
Street Railway company isnow selling
tickets al 81 per hundred. school
children are carried AT half rate, aud
are transferable at the office.
j. W. Sedberry, Supt.
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Enr Two eeI,s.

DR.. Frank flaming, the magnetic
phenomenon, who cures by the magic
of his touch, al, nervous and chronic
diseases. is i'll Waco Tor two weeks
only, and can be consulted AT los
office at the Pacific hotel. Office hour
9 a. IN. to . IN. and to P, N.
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The Waco Dental Depot has been
removed to Morrison, Risher II Cos
new drug store" 523 Austin avenue
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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I.uuIi

our tor our grand gala week Of bar
gains tins wech. Immense run on
clo4Ks and wraps. Great slaughter
OF clothing. Splendid inducements in
dres, goods at Levine Bros.
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nee OF D,solu,,or OF Pnr,ncr.hId

The partnership hcretot IRE exist
Ing under the name of WesloF ~
McClclland in the insurance and COM
mission business l. this day dlSoiNed
bv my withdrawal from the same
Waco, Texas, October 10, 1857.
PETER MCCLEIIANp.
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Duck hunters

Will dud at Ambold's guns to rentand
loaded cartridges ready so as TO pre-
vent delay. Now is the time for ducf
hunting, and Ambold's is the plac
for YOUR ammunition.
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The piano, organ and music house
OF lhos, Goggnn aud Bro. has been
Is .shlishcd sluce 1866. Iris firm
carry a larger stock OF musical good.
than all dealers IN Texas combined.
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We have builtup our grand and ex
tensive business by selling good pis-
nos, organs, etc, and representing
them according TO their merits only
THoS. GoGGAN II Bro.
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Olc OF the greatest banc- 10 heslt
aud buoyaucy of fe lug is dyspepsia
Ii can be eiiectuaN cradcated by
tue use of Morris CascAriue.
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y genial smile, y pleasant word aud
unremi.tiug attention tells here, and
mi is also one otthe open secrets OF
the Pac lic's late success.
Ins success is attvsted by the fact
that commercial travellers the best
Judges in the world come hundreds
If mules out of their way To spend
sunday nj tins fayorite ho,telrie, and
enjoy The ever gIoriou, Sunday din
ucrs,
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Constipation begets many certain
physical miseries, almos, past the woe
of man. 1t can be remedied by the
use of Morris Cascarine
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Gentlemen

In need of good boots or shoes can
lot tsil to get suited i'll our shoe de-
pnrtment, tor we carry iu lines OF
sll The staudsr-. makes.
Levine Bros.
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Mrs Vinslows soc9hiug syrup should Al
ways oe used for chiidTen teethiug, II sootAe
the child softens tn, gums, ailsys all psins
cures wird collie -ud is 'ue oebt r1iueay 10
IiArTh hh
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The nights are getting cooler, but
the "fesuve skeeter" sui remains.
He'll go though if you use Maddin's
Mosquito Mixture. Csc bottle guar
anteed. WILLIS ~ co.
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Ambold has decoy duck .or sale
only. Duck hunters, take note.
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BED.RROCk Bi SiNES~.


MIR, H Alexander Has II Few words
10 Say ," People Generally, Hut
His Patrons Particularly.
In view of the closeness OF money
nv tiers and the consequent hard
tunes, this clever gentleman and ex
cellent merchant says he Is Offering
his great fall stock Of dry goods and
clothing, al wonderfully low prices.
Alexander always meets the views oil
his patrons, and having done Dusi-
ness SO long III Waco, knows exactly
what will suit them either iii dull or
lively times.
TnEDuLL TIMES
of the present have put him to think
ing, aud the result of this thought Is
the determination to divide lis prof
its with his patrons, which he Is doing
with religious fidelity, His
stock IL very tull the
greater part of it having been, bought
III eastern markets, while it seemed
that crop would be made despite
The drouth. This necessiiates prompt
sales, and to get prompt sales, price
Inducements are to be offered. Gail
in and see if b. Alexander has not
compiled fully with this rlquisition.
Prices are, indeed, al bedrock
mark, and no man will dc uhl the fact
when he has fnlly investigated the
stock. He will have extra induce
ments from now until the holidays
are over, and his
COUNTRY FRIENDS
especially, are warmly invited tC
avail themselves OF the bargains offer
ed. and offered in perfectly gooC
faith. Drop in and see tie new store
anyhow. Just three doors below
Sanger's and next TO Msrshal's, OF
Austin Avenue.
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Coul!CoaI!!CoaI!!I

Go to Farley's for your supply of
winter coal. He carries the best, sells
the cheapest and delivers promptly.
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Daughtrey's place is headquarters
or oys ers.
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The Pacific hotel rt this city has
discovered these and other secrets.
Niue host higgins viii hive uore out
thc best servants and viii purchase
no supplies OF any kind whatever *
cept th psc which Hre first ciaes i'll
every spec. lie pays more tor Il
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Tucker aud his very ellicent as
sistrnt, J.F Mex ennon, are always
on duty aud eau Toe rescned ut night
by telephone. Prescriptions carefully
nompoMnded.
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ttpII.L tILt RES.
some potnt> Wtth Ecgard to Hotel
MATTERS III I"snN success aud
fdiitIre Accounted for.

~
II j. often remarked that we have
no good hotels "a TINS state. Stran-
gers often .ay M specially traNel.
crs from ne esi We fear that tn re
lie TOO mucn ground tor the complaint.
GAivrt'"n uas pc,hapA as good n fish
HHd game market rs mos; cont
Is. it-, Nct people complain that the
fare there Is not up to the mark We
havr hcetd the same remark mace -
TO Austin, Da'Ia-, Fort Worth and
san Antonio.
THE tNPLANA1ION
ia easy, and, when polluted out, very
plain. 80 much 20, that he who rur-
may read. y false idea and estimate
of economy is at the bottom of tn
apparent faiiure aud loss OF character
with hotels Generally the hotels
Of hN,- have whole armies OF chez
servants, clerks nud other scty itorr.
a b,tr1r plan Is to nave
itWcr rem. and those of u
mghct gralo, even II you
no pay them more. The sewing III
food and the generally Better control
which j, pos bic " h smAll force
1ak,s up The dillrrct &c. Another
cause Is the purchase Of second ,l,s-
instead of
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Go to the Avenue stables tor your
riss
, 1887-08-07
Croker Must Answer.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 6.-Charles F.
Crecker, vice president of the Southern
Pacific, was examined before the railway
commission to-day. Commissioner Pat
tison asked Croker how it was that GER
tain large sums OF money had been paid
without vouchers, and was it not a rather
singular proceeding?
Crocker did not think it was, saying
that an explanation had been offered for
the expenditure and that the board was
satisfied.
did you make these payments to in
huence legislation2"
II don't know" Croker said.
Patterson repeated the question about
money being used for legislative pur,
poses.
Mr.. Cohen advised Croker not to
answer.
I'm my opinion we can compel the
answering of that question" interrupted
Commissioner Anderson, and | advise
your counsel to consider his advice seri,
ously."
Cohen asked that the question be post,
oned until he could consult his associ
ates, which request was granted.
, 1887-08-07

SERVICES
In Cheyenne Churches During Day
and Evening.

Second Baptist church, Rev. q. T.
Thistle pastor-Usual services morning
AMI evening.
Y. NJ. c. A. devotional service at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon in the new a~ssocia-
ton rooms.
Children's meetinp.-This meeting
will be held in the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms at
2:30 o'clock p. m. All are invited to be
present.
German church There will be Ger
man preaching in the new addition to
Keefe's hall this evening at 8 o'clock. All
Germans are cordially invited.
Scandinavian Lutheran church, Rev. G.
j. Beckman, pastor. -Services to-day in
keefe hall at 1870 a. m. and s p. M.
In the evening the pastor will lecture on
a very interesting subject. Every Scan
dinavian invited.
South Side church. - Preaching at
IL a. NJ. Sunday school Immediately
after morning seryice-I2:l5 p. m. Meet
ing in the evening at 7 p. IN. All are
welcome.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
ID. l.. RAIDER, pastor. Preaching to-day at
IL a. m, Subject: "Solicitude for Man"
Sunday school at 1915 p. IN Judge
Lacey, superintendent. Young peoples
meeting at I D m. Preaching at s p. IN.
on "Knowledge-What of it." Glass
meeting after evening sermon
First Congregational church, Rev. A.
W. Williams, pastor-Preaching at IL a
m. and s p. IN. Morning: Communion
service. Evening: The Best Anti
Poverty Society" Sabbath school at
at 1915 p. IN. Young peoples meeting
at I p. m. The public is cordially in
vited. Seats free.
ST. Marks church, Rev. Geo. c..
Rafter, pastor Ninth Sunday after
Trinity. Litany sermon and holy COM
munion at II Evensong at 8. Morning
Anthem solo by Mrs. r. f. Glover.
Evening Anthem trio by Miss Barkwell,
Mrs. Glover and Mr.. Vaudeville. A
cordial invitation extended to all. Seats
free.
First Presbyterian church, Rev. r. Z.
Field, pastor. Services at IL a. IN. and
s p. III. Sunday school after morning
service. Morning subject: Failing from
Grace" Evening: Lecture-''Were the
Former Times Better Than These ?"
Wednesday evening lecture and prayer
service at 8 D. IN. Topic: "Abraham's
Social Call" All are cordially invited.